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Dynamic accumulators are a bit of a myth in the permaculture/regenerative agriculture world (not saying it's not true, just that there are no proof they work).

Instead of merging the page with Hyperaccumulators, I'll keep it and point out here the history of the term in the literature and the lack of proofs, I think it may be more useful.

I rewrote the whole page, everything was without sources and after 3 years of no source template it was about time.

Beleriandcrises ( talk) 23:06, 8 September 2017 (UTC) reply